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New Mexico may use budget windfall for more taxpayer rebates

Santa Fe New Mexican--“A lot of New Mexico families are struggling and feeling the impact of inflation when it comes to day-to-day goods,” she said. “Rebates can help so many families in the state, including low-income families and families with children in the home.”

By |December 14th, 2022|Categories: Economic Security News Coverage, News Coverage|Comments Off on New Mexico may use budget windfall for more taxpayer rebates

Early Childhood County Fact Sheets

County Fact Sheets These fact sheets provide data on young children and are updated to include the votes for constitutional amendment 1 by county. (County- and state-level data on population and indicators of child well-being for children younger than age 5.)

By |December 13th, 2022|Categories: Education Publications, Health Publications, Kids Count Publications, Publications|Comments Off on Early Childhood County Fact Sheets

New Mexico can make more progress toward alleviating food insecurity

Fact Sheet The pandemic and its recession made food insecurity in New Mexico worse. With an expected budget surplus, our lawmakers can continue to meaningfully tackle food insecurity. (State-level data on food insecurity.)

By |December 8th, 2022|Categories: Health Publications, Local Data, Publications, Tax and Budget Publications|Comments Off on New Mexico can make more progress toward alleviating food insecurity

New Mexico voted a child care guarantee into its constitution

CNN--Child advocates some 12 years ago sparked the movement to get a permanent funding source for child care enshrined in the state’s constitution. It was a long-game strategy for a coalition of non-profit, grassroots groups, including New Mexico Voices For Children.

By |December 4th, 2022|Categories: Economic Security News Coverage, Education News Coverage, News Coverage|Comments Off on New Mexico voted a child care guarantee into its constitution

Lawmakers, advocates discuss task force’s recommendations for paid family leave fund

Santa Fe New Mexican--Advocates for such a bill counter it will protect workers, increase morale and cut down on the number of workers who leave the workforce on disability because they cannot otherwise deal with serious health issues. Jacob Vigil, senior research and policy analyst for the nonprofit advocacy group New Mexico Voices for Children, said paid leave offers workers stability and leads to “more loyalty to employers.”

By |November 29th, 2022|Categories: Economic Security News Coverage, Health News Coverage, News Coverage|Comments Off on Lawmakers, advocates discuss task force’s recommendations for paid family leave fund

Lawmakers Can Put Children at the Heart of Policy Decisions

Tumbleweeds Magazine--There is still much the state can do to ensure that all children have the opportunities they need to thrive. Lawmakers should continue their work to bring more equity to our tax code by increasing the state’s new child tax credit, while also supporting public and environmental health programs, and continuing to increase investments in education from cradle to career.

By |November 23rd, 2022|Categories: Economic Security News Coverage, Education News Coverage, Health News Coverage, News Coverage, Racial and Ethnic Equity News Coverage|Comments Off on Lawmakers Can Put Children at the Heart of Policy Decisions
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